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Saturday, December 10, 2016
Skin and Subcutaneous Fat Atrophy Post Cortisone Shot: Typically a Reversible Complication
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Does this mean the fat will return to the area? I have a good amount of fat pad atrophy under my big toe from one cortisone injection for sesamoiditis. There is a noticeable different between both feet and my big toe gets sore on the bottom.
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ReplyDeleteI had one cortisone injection in the top of my second toe. About 4 months later, I notice a dent at the injection site and it looks bruised/slightly veiny. Can this atrophy move to the bottom of the foot and affect the ball?
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